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A 21-year old Plano man with cerebral palsy who had been reported missing from his home since Friday was found safe Sunday evening in Carbondale.
Corey Cann had been missing from his home and family and friends launched a search on Sunday as well as placed information about his disappearance on Facebook.
Plano Police on Sunday said Cann was with the two men who drove away with him on Friday. Sgt. Norm Allison of the Plano Police Department said they spoke with Corey at about 6:40 p.m. by telephone. "With the assistance of the Carbondale Police Department we were able to run a few leads and track down Corey," Allison said.
"Corey indicated to us he left on his own accord, he is totally fine, happy and healthy. We are going to facilitate what he is going to do next, whether he wants to come home or stay down there," Allison said.
Corey has cerebral palsy and is confined to a wheelchair. His family was fearful Corey had been forced to leave — they had no contact with him since he was taken from his home at about 6:50 p.m. Friday.
Allison said Carbondale officers separated Corey from the two men when he made statements to police that he was OK. "Corey was with the individuals he left with freely at their place of residence in Carbondale. We no longer consider Corey missing. It was a lack of communication — Corey never made a statement where he was going," Allison said.
The incident began Friday when two men supposedly friends from college came and left with him in his wheelchair.
Family members said Corey graduated from Plano High School in 2010 and is confined to a power wheel chair. The young man left the house with two people described in their late teens or early 20s.
A group organized an effort Sunday afternoon to search for Cann beginning at the Yorkville Community Christian Church.
Friends of the family said about 45 people concerned and wanting to help gathered Sunday to search for him in Silver Springs State Park and other local parks.
They were optimistic that Cann would be found safe. "The only positive news we could hear is if we found Corey. The police are working hard to turn over every stone," said Beth Kolar, who helped organize the search effort and was updating a Facebook page earlier Sunday.
Ed Cann said his brother had no winter coat, shoes or socks on. Cann said his brother suffers from a condition that requires him to wear tight-fitting socks and elevate his legs to aid a circulation condition.
Ed Cann was the last to see his brother at around 6:50 p.m. Friday night. Cann said that Corey had asked him late in the afternoon if two friends from Southern Illinois University could come over to the house.
Cann said one of the men came to the house and said, 'We just took Corey out for a spin in the truck.' He walked past me back into my house when I asked what was going on. He walked to get his coat in the kitchen and before he left he walked up to the door to let the dog out of the bedroom."
"It all happened in around seven minutes," Cann said. Cann said he tried for several minutes to reach his brother on his cell phone but it kept going to voice mail.
"Even if this was a weekend joy ride getaway thing, it is so unlike Corey," the brother said. "If Corey goes somewhere, to church or the movies, he is either with one of us or we escort him to the destination and return to bring him home."
Cann said Corey attended SIU for about a year before his health began to decline. Cann said a woman reported to police Sunday morning that she saw Corey on the back of a tan pick-up truck in his power chair. "Corey is a very caring, loving person and super trusting. If he feels someone is in need, he will give without question, whether he knows them or not. His character is to help, assist and trust people," Cann said.


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For a natural touring base for the southern half of the Lake District, you don't need to look much farther than Windermere, though it does get crowded in summer. The resort became popular in the Victorian era when the arrival of the railway made the remote and rugged area accessible. Wordsworth and Ruskin opposed the railway, fearing an influx of tourists would ruin the tranquil place. Sure enough, the railway terminus in 1847 brought with it Victorian day-trippers, and the original hamlet of Birthwaite was subsumed by the new town of Windermere, named after the lake.
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Hard Boiled Eggs
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Greek Yogurt Parfait
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Wellness Wake Up Breakfast Sandwich
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Turkey Bacon & Broccoli Scramble
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Whole wheat and gluten free pasta available upon request
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Louisiana Brown Rice Jambalaya
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Zuni Vegetable Soup
Southwestern veggies, black beans, hominy in a tomato veggie broth
Bow Tie Chicken Carbonara Salad
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Spinach Salad with Apples, Raisins & Sunflower Seeds
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Lucky Charms Cereal Bars
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Texas French Toast
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Pollo Loco Burrito Bowl
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Root vegetables & pesto grilled hash style
Chocolate Chip Pancakes
Hot Cereal
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Chicken a la King Pot Pie
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Whipped Potatoes
Spicy Carna Sauce
Hot Italian sausage, ground beef amped up with red chile flakes. Contains pork.
Breakfast Sandwich Bar
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Vegetarian Southwest Black Bean Soup
Banana Bread
Southern Fries
Crispy cube potatoes deep fried
Sausage Patty
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Creamy Baked Four Cheese Gemelli
Fancy mac 'n' cheese with muenster, cheddar, asiago & cream cheeses
Garlic Breadstick
Build Your Own Omelet Bar
Weekend Brunch...add your favorite toppings to omelets right off the grill. Egg white omelets are made to order per request.
Gypsy Soup
Vegan broth with great northern beans, veggies and spices
Assorted Coffee Cakes
A sampling of flavors like cherry, apple & cream cheese
Beef Stroganoff
Lean beef, mushrooms and onions with beef stock, burgundy wine and sour cream
Forest Mushroom Stroganoff
Wild mushrooms, roma tomatoes, rosemary, cream...
Green Beans and Corn
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Chicken Parmesan
Grilled chicken breasts baked with marinara and 2 cheeses...have a healthy half portion
Eggplant Parmesan
Breaded eggplant cutlet baked with marinara and 2 cheeses
Rice Pilaf
chicken infused rice with peppers, onion and carrots
French Waffles
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Ring Bologna
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Tri Tators
Cream of Wheat
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Assorted Creme Cakes
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Beef Noodle Casserole
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Dinner Rolls
Pizza Fries
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Cheese Sauce
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Turkey Shawarma Bar
Chef carved turkey on a pita with all the gyro toppings. GF version without pita, healthy version considerate of sauces and cheeses
Mongolian Wok
Wellness made-to-order: brown rice, lean tofu or chicken, your choise of veggie, S&S or Thai chile sauce
Beef Barley Soup
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Italian Ribollita Soup
New! Italian veggies in veggie broth thickened with sourdough bread & Parmesan cheese
Antipasto Salad
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Greek Spinach and White Bean Salad
Lemon oregano vinaigrette marinates garden veggies & great northern beans over baby spinach and garnished with feta.
Chocolate Chip Bar
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Black Bean Burger
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Seasoned Potato Wedges
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Vegetable Fried Rice
Red peppers, mushrooms, soy sauce and ginger flavors.
Stir Fried Vegetables
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Ice Cream Sandwiches
Big Bagel Breakfast Sandwich
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Roasted Red Potatoes
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Cinnamon Chip Pancakes
Buttermilk pancakes with sweet cinnamon bits...low-fat.
M&M Muffins
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Mexican Torta Bar
Freshly baked French rolls, ranchero beef or turkey tinga with your favorite cold taco toppings. Ranchero Beef is made without gluten
Spanish Rice
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Wellness Whole Wheat Pasta Saute
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Clam Chowder
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Vietnamese Hot and Sour Soup
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Chinese Napa Cabbage Salad
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Steamed mixed veggies. Vegan
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Johnny Cakes
Corn meal infused pancakes
Apple Cinnamon Oatmeal
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Half moons of buttery bread with hot honey ham & cheddar cheese
Waffle Sweet Potato Fries
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Oriental Sugar Snap Pea Blend
Broccoli, sugar snap peas, red peppers, bean sprouts & water chestnuts
Chicken Parmesan Sauce
Chicken Caesar Pasta
Lean chicken, red and green bell peppers tossed with pasta
Veggie Caesar Pasta
Caesar pasta available without the chicken (contains small amt of anchovy)
Whole Wheat Tortilla Salad Bowl
Made-to-order at Wellness Weekdays: vegan option and gluten free option available per request
Chef Dan's Chili
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Lentil Tomato Garam Masala Soup
Vegan soup with fragrant Indian spices
Tricolor Tortellini Salad
Cheese tortellini, veggies in a fat free Italian dressing
Southwestern Caesar Salad
Romaine, black beans, roasted corn and peppers, pepper jack cheese and Southwestern Caesar dressing
Oven Baked Turkey Meatballs
SNC made with fresh herbs, Italian spices & Parmesan cheese
Seitan Sausage & Peppers
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Cheese Ravioli
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Chili Cheese Dip
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Peanut Butter Sauce
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Pork with Sweet Red Chili Sauce
Lean pork and stir fried veggies in a sweet Thai sauce
Sticky Rice
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Universal Sports Network to Host Daily Winter Olympic Programming Remotely
Avid Audio System Gives Universal Sports' Westlake Village Studios Unprecedented Broadcasting Flexibility
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In less than a week, Universal Sports will debut Universal Sports at the Vancouver Games, delivering five hours of live daily news and information, as well as continuous news and results, throughout the 2010 Olympic Winter Games. Universal Sports will use the audio mixing system and a high-performance digital router to give its Westlake Village Studios in California, as well as remote production sets in Vancouver and Whistler, the best solution for its broadcasting needs.
Using advanced digital television technology and long-distance broadband optical and satellite communication paths, the Westlake Village Studios will operate as the central production and broadcast center, connecting with the two on-site remotes, for live and recorded programming for Universal Sports at the Vancouver Games throughout the entire Games. The programming will consists of five, one-hour daily shows during the Games, combining production and talent between the Westlake set, as well sets in Vancouver and Whistler, Canada. Universal Sports' Westlake Village Studios is one of the most advanced and comprehensive independent HD production facilities in the United States.
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Eskridge had 1-, 32-, and 1-yard scoring runs for the Spartans (10-2, 5-1 Western Athletic), who have won 10 games for the first time since 1987.
Colby Cameron passed for 468 yards and three TDs for the Bulldogs (9-3, 4-2), who two weeks ago had BCS-busting aspirations but ended the regular season with two straight losses. Quinton Patton had 10 receptions for 125 yards and two touchdowns, and Myles White caught seven passes for 126 yards and a score.
Eskridge's 32-yard run gave San Jose State a 38-37 lead in the third quarter, and he went in from 1 yard to build the margin to 45-37 early in the fourth quarter. Patton caught a 10-yard scoring pass from Cameron to cut the deficit to two points, but Cameron passed incomplete on the potential game-tying conversion.
The Spartans responded by driving 63 yards in eight plays to Jabari Carr's 26-yard sideline catch for a touchdown to make it 52-43. Both of Louisiana Tech's last two possessions ended with Bene Benwikere intercepting Cameron.
Fales was 25 of 37 for 367 yards with an interception. Noel Grigsby caught seven passes for 127 yards.
Cameron was 38 of 59 with three interceptions.
With a first-quarter score, Kenneth Dixon set a new WAC record for rushing touchdowns in a season with his 27th. Brock Forsey of Boise State had 26 in 2002.


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It's hip to dip at this cozy fondue-lover's paradise. – In Short
Booths equipped with tabletop fondue pots are clustered together inside the intimate dining room. Start with a cheese fondue, including an assortment of breads, veggies and fruits for dipping. Entrees include lobster, center-cut filet, fish, chicken and vegetarian selections served with a variety of dipping sauces. For dessert, try the flaming turtle, a mix of chocolate and caramel flambéed tableside, served with nut-covered marshmallows, fresh fruit, pound cake, brownies and cheesecake.
Fabulous fondu – You will love this place if you like new sytles of cooking traditional items, steak, chicken, shrimp. You start with a cheese fondu and sides of differents breads, fruit, and vegies. Then you follow with one of their amazing salads. I perfer the house with the sweet tangy dressing. Then We always go with the signature selection. Steak, chicken,shrimp, fish, and filet. We cook using the traditional oil. Then we always follow with the flaming turtle chocolate fondu. Its excellant. Dont go here if your going to complain about cooking your own food....duhhhh people its fondu, its the whole point. Worth the price as well. no complaints!
Nothing better – I came here for my birthday with my family and had a wonderful time. I love how the tables are completely private, (well are big party table was). And you are served your meal with 3 courses, appetizer with bread & cheese, meats & cheese, and dessert. This is great because you have more time to digest your food in between so you can stuff yourself more!!! Its that good, you literally don't want to stop eating, haha. So the servers bring out all your dishes and mix and cook the cheeses right there in front of you on the table, so if you want quick service don't bother coming here. This place is more of a higher class setting, where patience is a virtue and it will definitely be rewarded!
Romantic setting and great service – We went to this restaurant in Jan 2007. The setting was very romantic and the fondue was great. We had the "Big Night Out" and enjoyed all four courses. The service was spectacular. They were very accommodating with alternatives. I needed to have more vegetables and fruits to dip because I am on a low carb diet. Make sure you save room for the chocolate fondue!!!
very romantic, private booths, great place to dine – This was the best restaurant that my wife and I have ever eaten at. The food was great. Service was excellent! We weren't rushed out to seat someone else like the other restaurants in town.
Worst night out in a long time – Wait staff did not have oil set at right temperature, we waited for about 20 minutes for our food to begin cooking. Vegetables served with dinner were browning and not professionally cut - I actually had a whole potato on my plate. We were left to pour our own wine and service stopped once bill was paid - No coffee refills or water refills. Quite a disappointment and one is left to wonder how Tampa can be so pleased with such a mediocre restaurant.
Could be better – Go for the fondue and the dessert. The rest of the meal is ok but over priced. Very private and romantic.
My 2 cents – The dessert was good and so was the cheese fondue. We ordered the meal with an array of different meats , practically a little of everything. I will sum this up pretty quick. The food tasted boiled after you cooked it , boiled chicken, shrimp , lobster - there was no real flavor other then the sauces they give you to dip into which I was not impressed by at all. I mean come on, BBQ and teriyaki sauce for chicken? they could have been more creative. You better be a good cook because its easy to over cook your food. I would go back for dessert only , for the price its MUCH more convenient to be waited on. Overall it was different and I would say go if you've never experienced fondue before. I still don't see why everyone makes reservations 2 months in advance to eat there.
Good food, but ... – Be prepared - it takes an entire evening to dine and you DO cook the meal yourself - that IS the fondue concept. Some consider that a "con" but I love it.
The food is very tasty. The down side? Service can vary. Sometimes, it is EXCELLENT. Other times, it is delivered by young servers who don't come across at the level of service you would want for the atmosphere. Would I go with kids? Well, that depends on the kids. I've been seated near children several times and it wasn't a problem. Large groups? Well, the style of dining forces a feeling of 'division' into smaller groups, even at the large tables because it's 4 to a cooking pot. If you don't mind that, it's fun to do.
Service is never bad, romance level is VERY high - if you have the money to spend, you should definitely go!
Time not an issue? – Prepare to spend two-three hours. The food is excellent but you cook a majority of it yourself.
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Friday, November 15, 2013
Louis Armstrong Theatre, Performing Arts Center, Allendale Campus
Written by Diane Samuels
Directed by Karen Libman
After the violence of Kristallnacht (Night of the Broken Glass) against Jews across Germany and Austria, the British government authorized the massive transport of Jewish children (kinder) to Britain, via ship and train, to rescue them from the injustices and atrocities inflicted by Hitler and the Nazis.
Over the course of nine months between 1938-9, more than 10,000 Jewish kinder were separated from their parents, but brought to safety, sparing them the horrors of the death camps, where many of their family members were exterminated. The play examines the life of one child over a 40-year period, and is based on interviews with many kinder who spent the war years with foster families in Britain.
Performances at 7:30 p.m. November 15-16 and November 21-22
Matinee performances at 2 p.m. November 17 and November 23
Tickets are $12 for adults, $10 for faculty, staff, alumni, and seniors, and $6 for all students and groups of 10 or more. Call the GVSU Louis Armstrong Theatre box office at 616-331-2300. For more information visit www.gvsu.edu/theatre.


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A twist on history
Fiction is cool. Everyone loves to delve into something imaginary, including me. So, when a nonfiction book rolls my way, I usually don't pay much attention to it.
Author Steve Sheinkin, however, always adds interesting tidbits of information that you wouldn't find in any history book. He's recently released two books about very different subjects that are worth your time.
The first book, "Bomb," won a 2013 Newbery honor and details the creation and ideas behind the atomic bomb. Almost everyone involved in the project gets mentioned, from the scientists behind the theories to the Soviet spies who stole critical information from the United States.
The surprising thing about the book is that it focuses on people with whom you may not be familiar. Have you ever heard of Robert Oppenheimer, Harry Gold or Knut Haukelid? They play crucial roles in the story. The big names do appear briefly, usually for a funny moment.
For instance, the reader gets treated to Albert Einstein relaxing on a beach before being alerted that the Germans could potentially wipe out the country. The book is exciting, and chapters usually end on cliffhangers, which always work for me.
Sheinkin's other book, "Lincoln's Grave Robbers," takes place in the 1800s. Back then, there was a problem with counterfeit money and the people who created it, known as Coney men. The Secret Service, who then had the sole duty of stopping Coney men, achieved a huge victory by imprisoning one of the best replicators of money, Ben Boyd.
This loss of talent greatly impacted the Coney men's business. To get Boyd out of prison, the criminals created a rather extreme plan – steal Abraham Lincoln's body and sell it for the release of Boyd and a huge sum of cash. This book is kind of silly and not as exciting as "Bomb."
It's an arbitrarily random plan that readers know can't end well for the criminals, especially because one of the members of the team is actually a double agent for the Secret Service. The main interest that I had in the book was that a group of people thought they could get away with taking the body of our most beloved president.
I recommend both books as they are superbly written. The stories should interest all readers that want to hear about true events that don't make it into most history books.
Jeremy Farbman is an eighth-grader at Jefferson Middle School in Mt. Lebanon.
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Hard to believe it's been 10 years since Lucasfilm and LEGO entered into a partnership to feed the world's astonishing appetite for Star Wars-themed LEGO bricks. When that deal, brokered around the release of The Phantom Menace, came to light, it felt like a natural to many — a match made in collector and kid heaven. But it's doubtful anyone would have predicted a future filled with smash hit video games, animated shorts and now, a book dedicated to LEGO Star Wars, due out from DK Publishing on October 10, 2009.
Due out in October, the LEGO Star Wars Visual Dictionary may seem like an odd venture at first, given that previous Star Wars Visual Dictionaries have explored the in-universe details of the saga, applying names and histories to the various bit players, widgets, greeblies and what-have-yous of the visually dense props and costumes. This LEGO edition serves a visually rich guide to the fantastic sets and figures produced by LEGO, a sort of plussed out collector's bible of the past ten years.
On-hand to discuss it at Comic-Con International were Jonathan Rinzler, Executive Editor at LucasBooks; Rob Johnson, Art Director for the LEGO Group, and Simon Beecroft, author of the book and Publishing Manager for DK Publishing.
"I've been championing some kind of LEGO book for years," said Rinzler. "And finally it all came together… Putting it all together was in many ways a puzzle piece."
Beecroft clarified that the book is not merely a catalog of LEGO products, though every set to date is indeed included. "It does follow along the lines of our Visual Dictionaries, in that it attempts to explain things from the universe it occupies. So this takes the point of view from within the LEGO Star Wars universe of sorts." This is best expressed through themed spreads within the book that often explore a character or faction and its evolution across multiple LEGO sets.
Rinzler explained the narrative voice does switch gears from in-universe, to our universe, occasionally breaking the wall to explain the history of a set or its features as a product. The book includes a timeline of LEGO works, a look behind-the-scenes on the development of sets and mini-figs, as well as a look at LEGO fans. In fact, it was through the generous contributions of one fan, Jeremy Beckett, that the book ended up being as well illustrated as it is.
"We did get a lot of photos. Many from LEGO, but Jeremy also provided so many as well," said Beecroft.
Johnson, from LEGO, fielded questions from fans eager to pry any details of future sets, though he remained tight-lipped on specifics. He did say that more Expanded Universe sets — like the Rogue Shadow from The Force Unleashed – were a possibility. He stated that sets dedicated simply to mini-figs were not a possibility due to licensing restrictions — the license to produce Star Wars figures is owned by Hasbro, while LEGO focuses on construction sets. "But, that said, we look to include as many figures as we can in our sets," he said.
LEGO Designer Rob Johnson (left); Author Simon Beecroft (Right)
At the end of the presentation, DK Publishing was able to reveal the mini-figure that will be included in the book. "Early in the project, there were a lot of emails flying back and forth between LEGO, Lucasfilm and DK, and one of the subjects that came out was including a mini-figure," said Rinzler. Of the many suggestions, one stood out as perfectly fitting; click the image below to play the reveal video.


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Full Cast Announced for Paul Giamatti-Led HAMLET at Yale Rep, 3/15-4/13
Yale Repertory Theatre presents Paul Giamatti in HAMLET by William Shakespeare, directed by James Bundy, at the University Theatre (222 York Street), March 15-April 13. Opening Night is Thursday, March 21, at 7:30PM.
The cast also includes Mamoudou Athie, Gerry Bamman, Chris Bannow, Jarlath Conroy, Austin Durant, Lisa Emery, Robert David Grant, FeliciTy Jones, Patrick Kerr, Marc Kudisch, Erik Lochtefeld, Michael Manuel, Brooke Parks, Paul Pryce, Tommy Schrider, Mickey Theis, Charlie Tirrell, Nicholas Tucci, Harriet Weaver, and Remsen Welsh. The musicians are Michael Compitello, Brian Ellingsen, Christopher Scanlon, Bill Solomon, and Maura Valenti.
HAMLET features original music composed by Sarah Pickett, set design by Meredith B. Ries, costumes by Jayoung Yoon, lighting by Stephen Strawbridge, sound by Keri Klick, fight direction by Rick Sordelet, vocal coaching by Grace Zandarski, movement coaching by Erica Fae, dramaturgy by Dana Tanner-Kennedy, and stage management by Geoff Boronda.
Academy Award nominee Paul Giamatti returns to the Yale Rep stage as the Prince of Denmark in HAMLET, Shakespeare's harrowing tragedy of corruption, betrayal, and madness. Haunted by a ghostly revelation that his father, the King, was murdered, Hamlet puts into motion a vengeful plan that will have devastating consequences for his family and the kingdom.
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Danny Boyle might not be proven as the world's most astute football judge, but given that he has been responsible for bringing us sublime movies such as "Slumdog Millionaire" and "Trainspotting," plus the brilliant opening ceremony of the London Olympics, he knows a thing or two about putting on a five-star show that entertains millions.
Thus, there was a bit of lateral context when he stood up at the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (the BAFTAs are the UK's Academy Awards) on Sunday and stated that the FC Barcelona side of the past five years is probably the greatest in the history of football.
His point was not that of a cheerleader; Boyle wanted to point out that if you asked established legends such as Xavi or Andres Iniesta who they thought the greatest midfielder of their era was, they would say, or have said in the past, Paul Scholes.
It's something both of them have stated either to me or in my presence.
I watched the cavernous hurt and disappointment on Scholes' face during and after the 1999 Champions League final that his team famously won in extremis but that he and Roy Keane missed because of suspension. Thus when 2008 came around and John Terry fluffed that potentially tournament-winning penalty, there were many neutrals who were delighted that Scholes was in midfield and, thanks to Ryan Giggs' conversion, won the medal he'd been missing.
Fast-forward to today and to me it's literally incredible that a man who is 38 and who had actually retired is still an effective midfield force for United in a league where power, height and pace are often deified.
It's joyful too.
But in a week when United play Real Madrid, his position, seemingly irreplaceable and in need of eternal youth in order to keep his manager satisfied, reminds me of David Beckham's prime days.
In the latter few seasons before Sir Alex Ferguson tired of Beckham's lifestyle and pushed through a sale to Real Madrid, he often commented that he'd not sell Beckham until there was a better crosser of the ball from the right wing. I remember then being utterly sure that Luis Figo, then at Barcelona, was the man. Subsequent years proved that to be true.
Now, looking at the gap which Scholes is leaving, I see a comparable situation with Mesut Ozil.
Before any die-hard United fans get apoplectic, I'm not yet saying that the German international is as good as Scholes, and I have my doubts whether he'll finish up having scored as many as the United man who has over 150 club goals.
But the 24-year-old Madrid player has great chunks of Scholes' agility, vision, technique and creativity.
It has been interesting to hear many UK pundits, players and media over the past few days read out their tale of the tape.
The broad view is that Real Madrid are Cristiano Ronaldo and that if he's the best player on the pitch then United assuredly have at least the next best two in Wayne Rooney and Robin Van Persie.
Perhaps they are right, but what I hear in those words is a deep underestimation of Ozil. He's pivotal, literally, to Real Madrid in two senses.
Everyone knows that Jose Mourinho's team is set up to be the quickest, most ruthless and effective counterattacking side on the planet. When the attacking team's possession breaks down around Diego Lopez's penalty box, the best quality of the Madrid breakaway will occur when Ozil is the first man to receive the ball as it comes forward.
His timing, his choice of pass, his skill -- all of these help make Madrid deadly as white shirts rush upfield -- Ronaldo particularly enjoys linking with the German.
However some teams, surely United included, play it cannier at the Bernabeu.
The idea is to press Real Madrid in certain areas, to break more effectively than them and to try to punish their weakness at defending set plays.
But not to be caught in big numbers high upfield.
When the Spanish champions face such a test, then Ozil is one of those guys who can "abre la lata" -- open the tin can.
Time after time when the opposition offers a banked defence it will be down to Ozil's speed of mind, feet and vision to find space, to free Karim Benzema, Ronaldo or Gonzalo Higuain, or to send in a brilliant free kick such as the one via which Raphael Varane scored in the most recent Clasico.
On arrival at Madrid, Ozil, a relatively shy, quiet guy, took time to find his feet in what is, by anyone's estimation, a daunting environment. It's not simply that history whispers to you its doubts that you can possibly measure up, it's that the modern burden of pressure is voracious.
He wasn't a particularly athletic figure when he joined, prone to carrying a half a kilo or so of fat around his middle. That has changed now, in spades, and he's also capable of turning a man using newly earned upper-body muscle.
None of this -- not one iota -- will be news to Sir Alex. But there are some who patently don't understand what level of threat Ronaldo's main aide-de-camp carries.
How England's champions-elect deal with Ozil may be just about as important as how they deal with their Portuguese alumnus.
That's top of the current agenda.
But under the heading "Any Other Business" comes the topic of whether, one day, Ozil may be the prime candidate to fill the vacuum which Scholes will inevitably leave in the near future.


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LeBron James made four 3-pointers during Game 1's 99-88 win over the Bobcats on Sunday, scoring a total of 27 points with nine boards, one assist and three turnovers.
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When we talk about play (or playing) we have in mind phrases such as "playing fair" or "fair play" and "playing foul" or "foul play". Playing foul is usually associated with cheating. Both the words "cheating" and "foul" are interesting.
Let us distinuish between solitary play and communal play. Solitary play is playing alone. Communal playing is playing with others. It is in the latter context that playing foul and cheating take on significant meaning. So, the cheat-sheet for computer game is really a sort of investigation into the innards of the play.
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Whatever you're doing on vacation, chances are there's a made-up word to describe it. Combine honeymoon and volunteering, you get honeyteering. Combine business and leisure, you get bleisure.
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This spring, Provincetown will commemorate a decade of marriage equality with a number of celebrations throughout the month of May, adding to the appeal of visiting this seaside destination before the summer fun heats up.
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